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The St James' Way is a newly waymarked long-distance walking trail that retraces the steps of medieval pilgrims from Reading to Southampton as part of the Camino Ingles (English Way) one of the routes of the world-famous Camino de Santiago in north-west Spain.
St James' Way. The St James’ Way is a waymarked modern-day Camino in the South of England. It is approximately 68.5 miles/110 kilometres long. The route was devised by members of the CSJ to follow a probable route taken by medieval pilgrims on their way to Santiago de Compostela from Reading Abbey. The Practical Path.
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The Confraternity of St James have created a pilgrimage route in honour of St James. Walk from the majestic ruins of Reading Abbey, the centre of the St James cult in England in the Middle Ages, to Southampton, a port from which pilgrims would have embarked on their onward journey to Santiago (Sant Iago = Saint James).
12 de jun. de 2023 · I was walking the newly waymarked St James Way, a 68.5-mile trail from Reading – the seat of St James in medieval England – to Southampton, where medieval English pilgrims would have set sail...
27 de dic. de 2022 · This new signage is part of a project to revitalise the Saint James Way, a 68½-mile trail along a probable route taken by pilgrims on their way to Santiago de Compostela. It runs from Reading...
Reading the centre of the cult of St James in early medieval England. The St James’ Way is a long-distance walk of 68.5 miles running from Reading Abbey south to Southampton, and part of the Camino Inglés, the network of pilgrimage trails that run as far north in England as
